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    The document provides the male, female, and young names for various common animal species. For example, the male cat is called a tom, the female a queen or molly, and the young a kitten. It also lists group names for different animal species, such as a flock of birds or geese, a herd of cattle, and a swarm of bees. Finally, it presents the English and Spanish names for common farm, sea, European/North American, and insect animals.

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    The document provides the male, female, and young names for various common animal species. For example, the male cat is called a tom, the female a queen or molly, and the young a kitten. It also lists group names for different animal species, such as a flock of birds or geese, a herd of cattle, and a swarm of bees. Finally, it presents the English and Spanish names for common farm, sea, European/North American, and insect animals.

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    The document provides the male, female, and young names for various common animal species. For example, the male cat is called a tom, the female a queen or molly, and the young a kitten. It also lists group names for different animal species, such as a flock of birds or geese, a herd of cattle, and a swarm of bees. Finally, it presents the English and Spanish names for common farm, sea, European/North American, and insect animals.

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    Animal Names M & F and Groups

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    The document provides the male, female, and young names for various common animal species. For example, the male cat is called a tom, the female a queen or molly, and the young a kitten. It also lists group names for different animal species, such as a flock of birds or geese, a herd of cattle, and a swarm of bees. Finally, it presents the English and Spanish names for common farm, sea, European/North American, and insect animals.

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    ANIMAL MALE FEMALE YOUNG

    Cat Tom Queen/molly Kitten


    Cattle Bull Cow Calf
    Chicken Rooster AmE/cockerel Hen Chick
    BrE from “cock”
    generally avoided for
    sexual connotations
    Deer Buck/stag hart Doe Fawn
    Dog Dog Bitch Pup/puppy
    Horse Stallion Mare Foal
    filly –female/colt-male
    Lion Lion Lioness Cub
    Rabbit Buck Doe Bunny
    Sheep Ram Ewe Lamb
    Swine pig/hog Boar Sow Piglet
    Tiger Tiger Tigress Cub
    goat Billy/buck/he-goat Nanny/doe/she-goat Kid
    Birds in general cock hen Chick
    elephant bull cow Calf pl. calves
    duck drake duck Duckling
    bee drone Worker/queen bee Larva
    donkey Jack/jackass jenny Foal
    fox dog vixen Pup/puppy

    1. a colony of ants 18. a plague of locusts


    2. a shrewdness of apes 19. a parliament of owls
    3. a culture of bacteria 20. a company of parrots
    4. a colony of beavers 21. a litter/herd of pigs
    5. a swarm of bees, flies 22. a nest of rabbits, snakes
    6. a flock of birds, geese, sheep 23. a school of whales
    7. an army of caterpillars
    8. a herd of cattle, elephants, seals
    9. a brood of chickens
    10. a bed of clams, oysters
    11. a float of crocodiles
    12. a murder of crows
    13. a pack of dogs, wolves
    14. a band of gorillas
    15. a team of horses
    16. a pride of lions
    17. a mob of kangaroos
    18. a shoal/school of fish

    FARM ANIMALS

    English Spanish
    bʊl
    Bull Toro
    kaʊ
    Cow Vaca
    ˈʧɪkɪn
    Chicken Pollo
    ʧɪk
    Chick Pollito
    ˈdɒŋki
    Donkey Burro
    ɡəʊt
    Goat Cabra
    hɔːs
    Horse Caballo
    pɪɡ hɒɡ
    Pig/hog Cerdo
    ˈræbɪt
    Rabbit Conejo
    ʃiːp
    Sheep Oveja
    ˈtɜːki
    Turkey Pavo
    kɑːf kɑːvz
    Calf/calves Ternera
    ˈkɒkərəl ˈruːstə
    Cockerel/rooster Gallo
    hen
    Hen Gallina
    ɡuːs ɡiːs
    Goose/geese Oca/ocas
    ˈmʌtn
    Mutton Carnero
    ʃiːp
    Sheep Oveja
    læm
    Lamb Cordero
    mjuːl
    Mule Mula/mulo

    SEA ANIMALS
    kræb
    Crab Cangrejo
    ˈdɒlfɪn
    Dolphin Delfín
    ʃɑːk
    Shark Tiburón
    iːl ˈelvə
    Eel/elver Anguila/angula
    ɡreɪ weɪl
    Gray whale Ballena gris
    ˈʤelɪfɪʃ
    Jellyfish Medusa
    ˈkɪlə weɪl
    Killer whale Orca
    ˈlɒbstə
    Lobster Langosta
    ˈmæntə reɪ
    Manta ray Manta
    ˈɒktəpəs
    Octopus Pulpo
    ˈoɪstə
    Oyster Ostra
    siːl
    Seal Foca
    ˈtɜːtl
    Turtle Tortuga
    siː ˈlaɪən
    Sealion León Marino
    skwɪd
    Squid Calamar
    siː hɔːs
    Seahorse Caballito de mar
    ˈstɑːfɪʃ
    Starfish Estrella de mar
    ˈnɑːwəl
    narwhal Narval
    spɜːm weɪl
    Sperm whale Cachalote
    ˈwɔːlrəs
    Walrus Morsa
    klæm
    Clam Almeja
    ˈbɑːnəkl
    Barnacle Percebe
    ˈkɒkl
    Cockle Berberecho
    ˈwɪŋkl
    Winckle Mincha
    siː ˈɜːʧɪn
    Sea urchin Erizo de mar
    weɪl
    Whale ballena

    COMMON EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN ANIMALS

    Fox fɒks
    Zorro
    Wolf wʊlf
    Lobo
    Brown bear braʊn beə
    Oso
    Polar bear ˈpəʊlə beə
    Oso polar
    Eagle ˈiːɡl
    Águila
    Reindeer ˈreɪndɪə
    Reno
    Cormorant ˈkɔːmərənt
    cormorán
    Ferret ˈferɪt
    Hurón
    Puffin ˈpʌfɪn
    frailecillo
    Otter ˈɒtə
    nutria
    Mink mɪŋk
    visón
    Weasel ˈwiːzl
    comadreja
    Spider ˈspaɪdə
    araña
    Snake sneɪk
    serpiente
    Adder/viper ˈædə ˈvaɪpə
    vívora
    Hare heə
    liebre
    Badger ˈbæʤə
    tejón
    Beaver ˈbiːvə
    Castor
    Wild boar waɪld bɔː
    Jabalí
    Squirrel ˈskwɪrəl
    Ardilla
    Pine marten paɪn ˈmɑːtɪn
    Marta/ garduña
    Lynx lɪŋks
    Lince
    Buzzard ˈbʌzəd
    Águila ratonera
    Hawk/falcon hɔːk ˈfɔːlkən
    Halcón
    Trout traʊt
    Trucha
    deer dɪə
    Ciervo
    Dove dʌv
    Tórtola
    Pigeon ˈpɪʤən
    Paloma
    Bat bæt
    Murciélago
    Salmon ˈsæmən
    Salmón
    Sea trout siː traʊt
    Reo
    skunk skʌŋk
    Mofeta
    Racoon rəˈkuːn
    Mapache
    hummingbird ˈhʌmɪŋbɜːd
    Colibrí
    Moose muːs
    Alce
    Coyote koɪˈəʊt
    Coyote
    Mountain lion/cougar/puma ˈmaʊntɪn ˈlaɪən ˈkuːɡə
    Puma ˈpjuːmə
    seagull ˈsiːɡʌl
    gaviota

    COMMON INSECTS
    ˈbʌtəflaɪ
    Butterfly Mariposa
    ˈdræɡənflaɪ
    Dragonfly Libélula
    flaɪ
    Fly Mosca
    ˈɡrɑːshɒpə
    Grasshopper Saltamontes
    ˈleɪdɪbɜːd
    Ladybird Mariquita
    məˈskiːtəʊ
    Mosquito Mosquito
    mɒθ
    Moth Polilla
    ˈpreɪɪŋ ˈmæntɪs
    Praying mantis Mantis religiosa
    sneɪl
    Snail Caracol
    ˈskɔːpɪən
    Scorpion Escorpión
    ˈspaɪdə
    Spider Araña
    wɒsp
    Wasp Avispa
    ænt
    Ant Hormiga
    biː
    Bee Abeja
    ˈbiːtl
    Beetle Escarabajo
    ˈkrɪkɪt
    Cricket Grillo

    WILD ANIMALS FROM AFRICA, ASIA, AMERICA AND AUSTRLIA

    Hyena Hyena haɪˈiːnə


    Lion León ˈlaɪən
    Tiger Tigre ˈtaɪɡə
    Elephant Elefante ˈelɪfənt
    Giraffe Jirafa ʤɪˈrɑːf
    Jaguar Jaguar ˈʤæɡjʊə
    Toucan Tucán ˈtuːkən
    Panther Pantera ˈpænθə
    Camel Camello ˈkæməl
    Anaconda Anaconda ˌænəˈkɒndə
    Python Pitón ˈpaɪθn
    Tarantula Tarántula təˈræntjʊlə
    Rhinocerus Rinoceronte ˈraɪnəʊ ˈserəs
    Hippopotamus Hipopótamo ˈhɪpəʊ potamus
    Koala bear Koala kəʊˈɑːlə beə
    Kangaroo Canguro ˌkæŋɡəˈruː
    Chameleon Camaleón kəˈmiːlɪən
    Alligator Caimán ˈælɪɡeɪtə
    Crocodile Cocodrilo ˈkrɒkədaɪl
    Apes Grandes monos eɪps
    Orang-utan Orang-utan ɔ:ˌræŋuːˈtæn
    Cheetah Guepardo ˈʧiːtə
    Wilderbeest/gnu Ñu wilderbeest nuː
    Flamingo Flamenco fləˈmɪŋɡəʊ
    Antelope Antílope ˈæntɪləʊp
    Buffalo Buffalo ˈbʌfələʊ
    Bison Bisonte ˈbaɪsn
    Gazelle gacela ɡəˈzel

    EXERCISES AT: http://www.madridteacher.com/Activities/Files/animals-vocabulary-list.htm

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